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Gary is alive

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guys Gary is alive and building.
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Broke down Harley Davidson Blues?
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Anybody else having trouble getting to the main site? The bookmark I have does not get me there anymore.
I first found the chopperbuilders handbook back in 2004. Thanks to the board, and all its members, I was able to build My bike, and have ridden it 71,000 miles. I learned a lot, made some friends, and had a great time building it
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I.D.G.A.F.H.T.D.I.A.O.C.C.
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That link worked, Thanks Yona
I first found the chopperbuilders handbook back in 2004. Thanks to the board, and all its members, I was able to build My bike, and have ridden it 71,000 miles. I learned a lot, made some friends, and had a great time building it
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Contact info is not up to date … Email does not work …
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Wonderfull!
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That is good news.
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Damn glad to hear it. And so am I, BTW...
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So glad! I missed reading his articles, read em about a 100 times allready, but i never get bored. I like the way he writes, it's almost like you were there when it all went down when he's telling about the Old days...
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My name is Craig Irish. I live in Northern California. I've been a member for a long time but I am re registering because the board is new. I have a project build thread on this board call Irish's Old School Chopper Project. I'm glad the board is still going and I very much appreciate Dan keeping it going. Thanks Dan!
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Post by IRISH »

I can confirm he is alive, I chatted with him on Instagram a few weeks ago. He’s back in Nor Cal and Virginia City, NV he said. He’s near me, so I’ll probably try to visit him soon.
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I just approved a new account for him, so I hope he sees it and chimes in.

It’s like a damn reunion in here! I like it!

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Location: Baja Georgia - St Johns River Inlet
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Just keeps getting better ... ! ! !
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SELF INTRODUCTION: Hi All,
My name is Craig Irish. I live in Northern California. I've been a member for a long time but I am re registering because the board is new. I have a project build thread on this board call Irish's Old School Chopper Project. I'm glad the board is still going and I very much appreciate Dan keeping it going. Thanks Dan!
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Yes, it’s good to be alive. It’s good to know you guys are too! Looks like most of the gang is here. I talk to Railroad Bob on FB. I’m still riding and working on bikes. I sold the last chopper, the 200 tire, to a guy in town who in turn sold it to a guy in the midwest somewhere. I rode it a couple times and it was sketchy as hell in the turns. I’ve been doing dual sport camping rides on my 93 BMW R100GS since 2013. We have a group of 8-10 guys that all ride the old airhead GS’s, we camp all over the Nevada and CA deserts. I also have a 94 sporty 1200 that I picked up that I’m slowly turning into a scrambler for street and dirt fire roads. I also just restored a Honda MR175 Elsinore and I’m starting on a couple old Honda Trail 70’s now (DAX for Japan). What are y’all up to?
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Post by budoka »

Yona!!! What’s up brother!?

Craig, I’ve got just a few things going on too, LOL. i bought a 2002 Sporty 883 that i’m gonna turn into an ADV style ride, building a gokart for my kids, turning a Yamaha SR400 into a cafe racer for a friend’s son, cleaning up and prepping a 78 FXE for inspections, etc etc.

Who’s next? What you cats into?

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